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10 / 24 page ![]() LT3597 10 3597f OPERATION The LT3597 uses a constant frequency, internally com- pensated peak current mode control scheme. Operation is best understood by referring to the Block Diagram in Figure 1. Enable and undervoltage lockout (UVLO) are both con- trolled by a single pin. If the pin falls below 1.51V, an accurate comparator turns off the LED drivers and buck regulators. If the pin continues to fall to less than 0.4V, the part enters shutdown and consumes less than 2µA. The LT3597 contains three constant current sink LED drivers. Each of the three LED strings is powered from a dedicated adaptive buck converter in order to achieve maximum efficiency. The frequency of the buck regulators is programmed from 200kHz to 1MHz using an external resistor. The frequency can also be synchronized to an external clock using the SYNC pin. Internal buck compensation and soft-start requires few external components and permits simple board layout. A high-side switch current limit protects the internal switch during its on time, while a low side current limit prevents the switch from turning on in the case of excessive off phase current. Step-Down Adaptive Control Adaptive control of the output voltages achieves superior system efficiency. When a given channel’s PWM pin is low, the respective buck regulator output will go to a programmable high output voltage. In this case the buck will enter into a pulse-skipping mode since there is no load connected. This guarantees that the buck output voltage is high enough to immediately supply the LED current once the string is reactivated. As soon as PWM goes high, the output voltage of the buck will drop until there is 1V across the LED current sink. This scheme ensures the best efficiency for each LED channel. Since each LED string is independently driven from a separate buck chan- nel, efficiency is optimized for all three strings even if the number of LEDs is mismatched between the channels. AnotherbenefitofthisregulationmethodisthattheLT3597 startsupwith10,000:1dimmingevenifthePWM1-3pulse width is 1µs. Since VOUT starts up even if PWM1-3 is low, the part achieves high dimming ratios with narrow pulse widths within a couple of PWM1-3 clock cycles. LED Current Each LED string current can be individually programmed up to a maximum of 100mA with a 2% matching accuracy between the strings. An external resistor on the ISET1-3 pin programs the max current for that string. The CTRL1-3 pin can be used for analog dimming. Digital PWM can be programmed using the PWM1-3 pin. A dimming ratio of 10,000:1 can be achieved at a frequency of 100Hz. Fault Protection and Reporting The LT3597 protects against both open LED and shorted LED conditions. If the LED1-3 pin voltage exceeds 12V while the LED string is sinking current, or if the LED1-3 pin voltage is within 1.25V of VOUT1-3 pin voltage, the channel is disabled until the fault is removed. If the LED string opens, the LT3597 will limit the output to the voltage set by the FB resistor divider. The LT3597 reports a fault on the FAULT pin if any of the LEDstringsisopenorshorted.LEDfaultsareonlyreported if the respective string PWM signal is high. A fault is also reported if the internal die temperature reaches the TSET programmed derating limit. |
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